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9,299 PointsThe array below contains a list of books. Each element in the array has the book’s title as its value and the ISBN as it
Super duper confused!
3 Answers
Juan Jose Cortes Guzman
7,894 PointsArrays can come in the form of Key=>Value pairs, so i think the answer is key.
It looks like :
Key | Value (ISBN => Name_of_book)
where ISBN is the key in the array and Name_of_book is the value.
I hope it helps.
Shawn Gregory
Courses Plus Student 40,672 PointsHello,
Bryce please try not to post two identical posts as multiple people will answer your question and get confused with the other post. I answered this question here as well: https://teamtreehouse.com/forum/the-array-below-contains-a-list-of-books-each-element-in-the-array-has-the-book-s-title-as-its-value-and-the-isbn-as-it.
Cheers!
Bryce Weaver
9,299 PointsHello,
Shawn I did not mean to.
Jeff Busch
19,287 PointsJeff Busch
19,287 PointsHi Bryce,
What code have you tried? Let's have a peek.
Jeff